Sweet tomatoes, caramelised onion and crisp puff pastry come together in a rustic tomato tart finished with tangy goat’s feta and oregano.
4 people
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Tip: Serve with baby rocket.
1
Heat oil in a medium frying pan. Add onion and cook 20 minutes over a medium/low heat until soft and lightly golden. Add garlic and cook for 1 minute longer. Add sugar and vinegar and cook stirring for 3 minutes.
2
Add salt, pepper, oregano and undrained datterini tomatoes. Simmer for 10 to 15 minutes or until very thick, stirring occasionally. Set aside to cool.
3
Meanwhile, preheat oven to 220°C. Lightly oil a 23cm round cake pan and line base with a circle of baking paper which extends 1 cm up the sides of the pan. Spread tomato mixture over the base.
4
Cut pastry into 6 equal sized triangles. Place on top of tomato mixture. The pastry triangles will overlap. Tuck in pastry around edges. Use the point of a sharp knife to make 3 incisions through the pastry to allow for steam to escape. Bake on an upper oven shelf for 20 minutes or until pastry is golden brown.
5
Remove tomato tart from oven and cover with a serving plate or board. Upturn to remove from pan. Top with goats’ feta and oregano leaves.
This tomato tart turns a handful of simple ingredients into something generous and full of character. Slowly softened red onion, garlic and balsamic vinegar create a sweet-and-savoury base, while Mutti Whole Baby Roma Tomatoes bring intense tomato flavour and a naturally rich texture.
Once baked and turned out of the pan, the tart reveals its best contrast: golden, flaky puff pastry beneath a glossy layer of tender Baby Roma tomatoes and caramelised onion. The tomatoes remain the star, with their sweetness balanced by balsamic acidity and a touch of oregano.
Crumbled goat’s feta adds a creamy, tangy finish, while fresh oregano brings an aromatic lift to every slice. Served warm with baby rocket, this tomato and feta tart works beautifully as a light lunch, an easy dinner or a dish to share around the table.